Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

from her visit to Sterling.
Mr.. Bumstsad was sojourncr at the
county seat Wednesday night.
r Frank Hart came down Tuesday from
Bismarck, with Matt Lockton. ....
Alois sutor. of the Livoaa nsighbor.
hoed, visited the county seat Tuesday.
Go to II. H. Days, Main st., Bismarck,
for 1ewelrY. watches, repairing, etc.
Cleaks at your own price vt ". B.
Watssa's old stand. Main st., Bismarck.
Mrs. J. B. Brock departed Monday fo,
= prolonged visit to relatives IN the cast
Mr. A. D. Cordner, of the Sterling
nsighbord. was visitor to Williamspsr,
this week.
Fred Cotton and Billy Baxter leave
next week for the east-Frsd to Iowa and
Billy to Ohio. =,
Dry goods 1t your own price at the
great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson 8
old stand, Main street, Bismarck.
II. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re.
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
aud music dealers, Bismarck, Oak. sollci,
mail orders.
Merchant John Pskelder and Mr.. A.
Hasper, two well known citizens of Bak.
ker Township, were guests at the EN-
mons House Wednesday night
\ Indications point to most enjoyable
party tonight at the schoolhouse. Frank
Smith and Charlie Kilborn will furnish
the music. Como one. come alll
Landlord Bott"mley's feed mill has ar
rived. The new building he had erected
for it proved to be too small for the mill,
and he is having larger one put up.
Go to the New York An Store &C. H.
Phelps, prop'r), Third street. Bismarck.
for watches. jewelry. silverware, wall pa
per, etc. Watch repairing specially.
The weather during the past week has
bsen mild and plexsant. Saturday las I
there was fall of snow. but not enough
for sleikhing. Snow thawing yesterday.
Don't forget to attend the closing out
sale of dry goods at w. B. Watson's old
stand, Bismarck. The sale is percmp-
tory. The Eoods must be turned into
cash at once.
The Fargo Republican states that Vice
President Lowry has succeeded in placing
the bonds Of the A., B. 4 N. w. Rail-
road in New York. and has realized am
pie means to complete the read.
Our farmers have been hauling wood Of
late with csmmsndable enterprise, and,
if the Sutor brothers don't get 'em all in
jail they ~ill prebably h.~s thsir win.
ter fuel within week Or ten days.
Great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson's .
old stand, Main street, Bismarck. A
$4,000 stock Of dry goods, notions,
cleaks and furnishing goods to be sold
at immense sacrifice. 1t is rare chance.
The Miller thrasher came down Into
Buchanan Valley last week, and put
through the grain in . frstclass manner.
thereby relieving the anxious hearts OF
the honest grauxers that have interests IN
the valley.
Merchant Traveller: Mary" said Mr.
Bliffkins, x can't realize it. 1t al
seems like = long, beautiful dream p
"Whst seems like 4 beautiful drsam7'
inquired his wife. why, you haven
said word for ree-quarters ofan hour. >
v Miss Edna F. Conner arrived safely a
the homo Of hsr parents In New Hamp
shire. She left Bismarck on q Frida,
evening and reached her destination OF
the following Tuesday. On Th.nksEiv
ing Day Miss Connor was one of part,
of twenty two that gathered under th
roof of the old homestead.
Phillip Alexander met with 4 piece o
| bad luck in his tinal.proof matter. al
though an old Union soldier, he had no
taken out his final naturalization papers
Judge Francis being absent from Bi,
\ marek, Phillip could not procure the nee
sssary papers, and was compelled to re
turn home and make new publication.
| Everybody living on the Missou1
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the old. tlmel
In purchasing drugs the public has TO dt
pend largely on the dealers statemen,
as to quality and prices. Nobody owe
had reason to complain of his dealing
with the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefore
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on then
Citizens of Emmons County who Wis
Bismarck will want to deal with a gre
Gerry firm that has a reputation for fai
dealing. George Jennings, corner Mai
and Fifth streets, sells nothing but pur
goods, and at lowest rates. McCrory
Co., butchers and general meat DEALER
occupy the same building, and Emmor
County people all know that INC" wi
do the fair thing by them in all dealing
Commissioner w. L. Yeater, Of En-
mons County, arrived in the city ycste
day, and started his son for his old Obi
homo. He will remain In the city to.ds
to sniff the balm of the Indian summer
Bismarck Tribune. The "son" abo,
referred to was William Andrew Jackssl
who has been . county charge for sen
time, and who was being sent to Ii
grandmother at Moline, Ill. The cor
missioner has quite geodly number
boys-and girls, too-of his own, wltho,
being held responsible fer other people
olive branches.
Omaha World Old Ladv-T hive con